Frederick County Community Notes Honor Local Achievements
The Mount of praise includes The Place on Evergreen Point raising 6000 dollars for the Maryland MS Society with thanks to Butch and Ruth Tregoning. Scott C. Noon earns Outstanding Young Marylander from Frederick Jaycees, as youth pastor at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Point
Maryland
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Butch
Ruth Tregoning
Scott C. Noon
Frederick Jaycees
Noon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Frederick County
Middletown
Prince George’s County
Mark Hooper
Future Farmers of America
David Shriver
Emmitsburg
Rachel Gray
Walkersville
Kansas City
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Gift Frames Family Arts Legacy
A Frederick News-Post feature honors Ruth Carty Delaplaine and her family as the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center rises from the Mountain City Mill site. The project, a $250000 gift backed by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company, involves the Delaplaine Randall families, city and county support, and the Frederick Arts Center Foundation. Franny Randall, Bettie Delaplaine, George Delaplaine Jr., and Myron Randall are highlighted for decades of public service in the arts and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cariy Delaplaine
William Donald Schaefer
George E. Delaplaine Jr
Bettie
Myron Randall
Delaplaine
Franny
Ruth
Eleanor Jane
College
Frederick Female Seminary
George
Frederick
Helen Smith
Mountain City
Ruth Carty Delaplaine
Ronald Young
Bettie Delaplaine
Beaux Arts
Frederick Arts Council
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Myron
Great Southern
Frederick News-Post
Frederick Cablevision
Washington Post
Eugene Meyer
George Delaplaine
Sharon
South Carroll Street
Old Mountain City
Philadelphia
News Post
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick Arts Center Foundation
National Arts Endowment
Arts Council
Foundation
Charles Crum
Randall
Franny Randall
Girl Scouts
Braddock Heights
Church of the Transfiguration
Air Force
U.S
News-Post
Ruth Carty Delapiaine
Lobbing by Carlucci aides seeks to shield C Itoh in Toshiba sale
National Security Adviser Carlucci associates pressured journalists and senators to downplay C Itoh role in the Toshiba Machine sales to the Soviet Union. Roderick Hills led the effort, hinting at officials who would defend Itoh while a Dixon bill loomed. Ambassadors Dean and Whitehead backed the claim of Itoh as unwitting, amid State and NSC pressure. The Aug 7 NSC action aimed to limit embarrassment for Japan and others, though Sen. Dixon redrafted the bill to omit Itoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Carlucci
Reagan
Senate
Soviet Union
C. Itoh
Japan
Toshiba Machine Co
Toshiba
C. Ttoh
Roderick Hills
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mr. Carlucci
Sears World Trade Inc
C.itoh
Mr. Hills
Hills
Washington Post
John Whitehead
State Department
Whitehead
Department
Robert Dean
National Security Council
Carlucci
Dean
Sen
Alan Dixon
D-Ill
Gary Clouser
Mr. Dixon
NSC
Dixon
C Toh
Sen. Dixon
C. Stoh
Citoh
Five babies crowned finalists at county show
Doris Pauline Shaw Carole Ann Downin David Guyton Ruth Ellen Shaw and James Edgar Baker were named among five finalists from a field of 2 to 4 year olds in Frederick County Food and Better Housing Show. Officer Charles Burras won first prize in the animal calling contest and one thousand large mouth bass were released into the Monocacy River by local groups. A table setting contest ran at Remsberg's Jewelry Store with multiple clubs participating. A Tom Sawyer musical based on a Twain tale was performed for county students. Mamie Eisenhower visited the Little Angels from Korea group at TJ High School. Governor Agnew called Maryland lawmakers to address school discipline issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Better Housing
Doris Pauline Shaw
Carole Ann Downin
David Guyton
Ruth Ellen Shaw
James Edgar Baker
Frederick
Charles Burras
Food and Better
Burras
Monocacy River
Frederick County
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
West Patrick Street
Mark Twain
Pitkwick Players
Mamie Eisenhower
Little Angels From
Korea
Thomas Johnson High School
IIT
Letters to the Editor Debate Faith Science and Civic Values
A reader-led column contrasts ancient beliefs with modern science, arguing that science reveals facts while beliefs resist inquiry. It questions creationism versus the Big Bang, agnosticism, and rational thinking, then shifts to Frederick News-Post letters praising common sense and local education figures. The piece ends noting submission rules for letters to the newspaper.
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Roy Meachum
Cpss
Neinberger
Shining Pool
Euroran
Jack Anderson
Carlucci Associates
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
White House
Ollie
the Shredder
North
Honduras
Nicaragua
United Feature Syndicate
Ine
Spiro T. Agnew
Legislative Committee On
Tigris
Euphrates
Natural History Museum
Earth
Karl L. Schuch
Richard F. Crombie
Winchester Hall
Howmet
Mr. Crombie
School of
Hard Knocks
Williams
David Hornbeck
Amon Burgee
Walter Williams
School of Hard Knacks
Austin Renn
Adamstown
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